Bring the website to a working state before the further launch of Google Ads.

Bring the website to a working state before the further launch of Google Ads: address priority technical and visual issues in categories, icons, burger-menu, staging/dev, mobile search, cart, filters, and basic sorting.

Task of the stage:
After completing the stage, the website should look and function sufficiently stable so that a user can enter from the advertisement, find a product, use the menu/search/filters, add a product to the cart, and proceed to checkout without obvious technical or visual problems.

Within the stage, it is necessary:

— to hide new categories that were created for the semantic core but should not yet be displayed as active commercial sections;
— to retain direct URLs of new categories;
— not to delete new categories;
— to keep SEO URLs of new categories;
— to activate main categories

- to check that categories open without 404;
— to check correct display of categories on PC;
— to check correct display of categories on mobile version;
— to check that the menu structure does not break after changes;
— to check that hidden new categories do not interfere with the main structure of the site.

- to install or correct appropriate icons for categories

— to refine the mobile burger-menu

Staging / dev

Within the stage, it is necessary:

— to check the staging/dev subdomain;
— critically close or disable the staging/dev environment so that it does not interfere with the main site;
— if staging/dev can be safely disabled — disable it;
— if complete disabling is risky — perform minimal safe closure from indexing;
— to check that staging/dev does not work as an active public copy for Google;
— to note if a separate SEO/server stage is needed for complete proper closure of staging/dev.

Mobile search

Within the stage, it is necessary:

— to activate or fix the search on the mobile version;

— to check the search button on the mobile version;

— to check the input field;

— to check the opening of the search;

— to check the closing of the search;

— to check the search for existing products;

— to check the behavior for an empty or non-existent query;

— to fix the issue if it is related to the template, CSS, JS, or behavior of the mobile header;

— to check the result on the mobile version.

Within the stage, a complete refinement of the cart is included to ensure it works properly on the site before launching Google Ads.

The cart needs to be brought to a working and stable state on both PC and mobile version.

— to check mini-cart / popup cart;
— to check the cart page;
— to check the opening of the cart;
— to check the closing of the cart;
— to fix the cart offset;
— to fix the issue with the close button;
— to check overlay / dimming / modal window, if used;
— to check z-index so that the cart does not hide under other blocks;
— to check margins, height, width, positioning;
— to check the cart on PC;
— to check the cart on the mobile version;
— to check adding a product to the cart;
— to check removing a product from the cart;
— to check changing the quantity of a product, if such a function exists in the current cart;
— to check updating the total;
— to check displaying the price;
— to check displaying the product name;
— to check displaying the product photo, if it is in the cart;
— to check the main buttons in the cart;
— to check the clickability of all main elements;
— to check the visibility of all main elements;
— to fix CSS issues;
— to fix Twig template issues;
— to fix JS behavior if the issue is related to opening, closing, displaying, or interacting with the cart;
— to check mini-cart after adding a product;
— to check the cart page after adding a product;
— to check the transition from the cart to checkout;
— to check that after corrections the cart does not break the PC version;
— to check that after corrections the cart does not break the mobile version;
— to check that the cart does not overlap the menu, bottom mobile panel, search, or other important elements;
— to check that the user can close the cart normally and continue browsing the site;
— to check that the user can transition from the cart to checkout normally.

Within this stage for the cart, it includes:
— editing Twig templates;
— editing CSS;
— editing JS behavior;
— editing buttons;
— editing margins;
— editing positioning;
— editing z-index;
— editing overlay / modal behavior;
— editing mobile view;
— editing PC view;
— editing mini-cart;
— editing the cart page;
— checking the basic transition to checkout.

Filters on previously agreed points

Within the stage, it includes closing filters on those points that were agreed upon earlier.

— to check filters on main categories;
— to remove agreed unnecessary filters;
— to fix obviously incorrect values;
— to fix text sticking;
— to check displaying filters on PC;
— to check displaying filters on the mobile version;
— to check that after corrections the filters do not break the categories.

Implementation of the logic of correct sorting